HW468
THE 6G PUSH, PARAQUAT THREAT, AND
THE MODERN MATERNITY CRISIS
(
Adverse
Effects of Covid Booster Shots on Immune System; Japanese Registry Study Maps
Persistent Post-COVID Vaccine Symptoms (PCVS);
WIRELESS RADIATION 5G AND 6G: WHEN
INNOVATION OUTPACES SAFETY;
Tech Giants Designed Instagram and YouTube to Addict Kids. Will
Anything Change After Landmark Jury Decision?;
Industry-Connected EPA Officials Met with Bayer
on Glyphosate Before Agreeing to Help the Company With Its Priorities;
PARAQUAT, PARKINSON’S, AND THE
GROWING PESTICIDE PUSHBACK; THE CRISIS IN MODERN MATERNITY CARE | DR. STU
FISCHBEIN)
Adverse Effects
WHAT
YOUR COVID BOOSTER DID TO YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM
(RW Malone)
A growing body of peer-reviewed research
published between 2023 and 2025 documents that repeated mRNA boosting causes a
progressive shift in the type of antibody your immune system produces against
the virus from igG-1 and IgG3 to IgG
4 .
IgG4 is a blocking antibody. It recognizes the virus and gets in the way, but it does not tell the rest of the immune system to attack. A 2025 study (Martín Pérez et al., Journal of Infection) found that healthcare workers who developed this IgG4 shift were more likely to get subsequent COVID-19 infections.
Documented
Adverse Effects of the Immune Shift:
Increased
risk of breakthrough COVID infection.
Loss of the
immune functions that clear infected cells.
The damage
is written into immune memory and impairment continues.
Children are also affected .
Suggested
Effects from Theory and some evidence but not proven:
(some of these have considerable supporting evidence)
IgG4-related disease (IgG4-RD).
Impaired cancer immune surveillance.
Interference
with cancer treatments.
Weakened response to other vaccines and
infections
Autoantibody generation.
Chinese
Vaccine Researchers Uncover Marked COVID-19 Vax Reduction in Effectiveness with
Omicron
The sensitivity of vaccines-induced antibodies decreased by at least 5-fold after booster vaccination, particularly in the case of BA.4/5 which had the most notable decline in vaccine effectiveness .
Teens
5 Times More Likely to Develop Heart Conditions After mRNA COVID Vaccines
Teenagers were up to five times more likely to develop
myocarditis and pericarditis, and up to 10 times more likely to experience an
anaphylactic reaction shortly after receiving an initial two-dose series of the
mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, according to a new peer-reviewed study. Children’s
Health Defense Chief Scientific Officer Brian Hooker said that
myocarditis
and pericarditis significantly increase long-term mortality in these
individuals.
Breakthrough
Infections Common in Healthcare Workers Receiving 3rd Moderna mRNA-1273
COVID-19 Vax
the Belgian team reports
a high rate
of BK infection (61%) within 90 days following the booster suggesting a potential
immune escape of the Omicron variant (either BA.1 or BA.5) against the
mRNA-1273 vaccination,
even in the early weeks post-booster dose.
Baghdad
Study Finds 100% Breakthrough Infection Rate after Vaccination in Iraq
Japanese
Registry Study Maps Persistent Post-COVID Vaccine Symptoms
(PCVS)
A report from 14 Japanese
outpatient clinics published in Scientific Reports.
a registry-based observational study examining
PCVS. Analyzing 179
clinically
definitive
cases (2020–2023).
the study identified 493 adverse events, with 61.7% concentrated in
general, neurological, and musculoskeletal systems.
Severe events (≥Grade 3)
occurred in 14.6% of patients
, while
29.4% of events remained unresolved
at follow-up
. The authors conclude that persistent, multisystem symptom
patterns warrant enhanced pharmacovigilance and long-term care frameworks.
Jefferey Jaxen investigates the health
and policy questions surrounding 6G expansion, radio frequency radiation,
paraquat, glyphosate, and pesticide liability protections. As the Trump
administration pushes toward next-generation wireless infrastructure, we
examine claims about weak RF safety standards, industry influence, and growing
concern over long-term exposure.
DANGER OF
5G & 6G
Trump is pushing for 6G, and nobody is
asking what happened to the safety studies we never got for 5G. The
HighWire
is asking, though.
WIRELESS
RADIATION 5G AND 6G: WHEN INNOVATION OUTPACES SAFETY
As governments and tech companies push forward with the
next generation of wireless infrastructure, a critical question remains largely
unanswered: Is 6G safe? Jefferey examines growing concerns surrounding radio
frequency (RF) radiation, the rapid expansion of wireless networks, and the
lack of modern safety testing behind current exposure limits.
Despite billions of dollars in telecom
lobbying and an aggressive global race to deploy 5G and 6G networks, many of
the safety standards used today were based on decades-old experiments involving
only a handful of animals exposed to RF radiation for short periods of time.
Critics argue that these outdated assumptions fail to account for long-term
exposure from cell phones, Wi-Fi routers, smart meters, satellites, and future
implantable technologies connected to wireless networks.
The conversation explores the role of
regulatory agencies like the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the
influence of industry lobbying, and the growing call for independent research
into the health effects of wireless radiation. We also look at emerging policy
responses, including efforts to limit cell phone exposure in schools, while
some researchers warn about potential links between RF radiation exposure and
issues such as DNA damage, neurological effects, and certain cancers.
As the world moves toward 6G
connectivity, AI integration, and satellite-based global networks, this
discussion asks whether innovation is moving faster than safety science, and
why many experts believe it’s time to revisit wireless radiation standards.
Wireless
Radiation Limits at Least 200 Times Too High to Protect Against Cancer Risks
Wireless radiation safety limits are at least 200 times too high
to protect people from cancer risks, according to a study published March 14 in
Environmental Health concluded.
Wireless
Radiation Limits Are at Least 8 Times Too High to Protect Against Decreased s
perm
count, sperm vitality, and Testosterone Levels.
Politico:
Trump unveils next steps for expanding 6G
The White House:
Winning the 6G Race
Reuters:
US health department to launch study on cellphone
radiation
Open Secrets:
Reuters: Communications/Electronics Lobbying
FDA:
Recombivax
Package Insert
Fierce Network:
5G doesn't require new limits on RF exposure,
FCC says
AP News:
Students face new cellphone restrictions in 17
states as school year begins
The
HighWire
:
HighWire
Faraday Pouch
It also breaks down the latest on
paraquat lawsuits, t and controversial Farm Bill pesticide provisions that
critics say could limit legal accountability for chemical manufacturers.
A literature review published in
Chemico
-Biological
Interactions found that exposure to pyrethroid insecticides can induce adverse
cardiovascular effects through pathways of inflammation, oxidative stress and
myocardial injury (damage to the heart muscle). Pyrethroids, used extensively
in agriculture and land management, can persist in the environment.
Environmental Coalition Sues Trump EPA for Torching Air Pollution Standards
while the Supreme Court weighs
liability immunity for glyphosate, the US government is quietly trying to slip
paraquat into the farm bill. The EPA’s own warnings say a single sip can kill
with no known antidote. We break down the study they are using to call it safe.
You won't believe it.
PARAQUAT,
PARKINSON’S, AND THE GROWING PESTICIDE PUSHBACK
New research and major legal battles are raising urgent
questions about the safety of pesticides and herbicides used in the U.S. food
supply. Hear the growing controversy surrounding chemicals like paraquat, a
widely used herbicide that has been banned in more than 70 countries but is
still permitted in the United States.
Facing thousands of lawsuits linking
the chemical to Parkinson’s disease, manufacturer Syngenta has announced plans
to stop producing paraquat, highlighting how courtroom pressure is often moving
faster than regulatory action. At the same time, new scientific research is
revealing alarming findings about pesticide exposure, including evidence that
prenatal and early childhood exposure may cause DNA damage, epigenetic changes,
immune system disruption, and developmental health risks.
Jefferey also explores a
groundbreaking study suggesting that pesticide exposure could have health
effects lasting across multiple generations, potentially influencing disease
risk, fertility, and metabolic health for decades.
Meanwhile, controversial provisions in
the proposed U.S. Farm Bill could shield pesticide manufacturers from lawsuits
by limiting state-level challenges to federal pesticide labeling rules,
sparking growing grassroots opposition from health advocates and environmental
groups.
As debates intensify over the future
of glyphosate, paraquat, and other agricultural chemicals, this discussion
examines the role of regulatory agencies, scientific research, and public
advocacy in shaping the safety of America’s food system.
Reuters:
US EPA will reassess safety of herbicide paraquat,
says its chief
KREM2:
New WSU study shows exposure to pesticide toxins
creates disease risk over 20 generations
Section-By-Section
for the Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026
Del sits down with Dr. Stuart
Fischbein, one of California's leading voices on natural birth. A doctor who
began in mainstream medicine and found a profoundly better way. His message to
every woman who has been told her body needs to be managed and medicated to
give birth:
We’ve convinced women in the last 100
years that their bodies cannot give birth without being cared for and managed.
That’s crazy.
THE
CRISIS IN MODERN MATERNITY CARE
| DR. STU FISCHBEIN
enowned
obstetrician Dr. Stu Fischbein joins the conversation to expose what he
believes is a growing crisis in modern maternity care. With decades of
experience delivering babies in both hospitals and home birth settings, Dr.
Fischbein shares his journey from practicing highly medicalized obstetrics to
advocating for a more physiological, mother-centered approach to childbirth.
In this powerful interview, Dr.
Fischbein examines the dramatic rise in C-section rates, labor inductions,
epidural use, and medical interventions in pregnancy, despite little evidence
that these trends have improved maternal or neonatal outcomes. He discusses how
hospital policies, financial incentives, fear of litigation, and standardized
medical algorithms may be reshaping childbirth into a heavily managed medical
event rather than a natural biological process.
The conversation also explores the
role of midwives, home birth, delayed cord clamping, microbiome exposure, and
patient autonomy, along with the importance of informed decision-making for
expecting parents. Dr. Fischbein offers practical advice for families
navigating pregnancy today—how to choose a provider, what questions to ask
during prenatal visits, and why understanding birth before becoming pregnant
can make a critical difference.
As maternal mortality rates and birth
intervention statistics continue to climb in the United States, this discussion
raises urgent questions about whether modern obstetrics is truly improving
outcomes, or
moving further away from nature’s design.
The Commonwealth Fund:
Maternal Mortality in the
United States, 2025
CBS News:
U.S. has highest first-day infant mortality out of
industrialized world, group reports
NIH:
Trends in cesarean section rates for the United
States, 1970--78
NIH:
Epidural Analgesia and Lactation
NIH:
Radiation procedures performed on U.S. women during
pregnancy: findings from two 1980 surveys.
MCN:
Trends in Labor Induction in the United States, 1989
to 2020
Listening to Mothers in California:
A
Population-Based Survey of Women's Childbearing Experiences
Statista:
U.S. Infant Mortality Rate Reverses Downward Trend
Pregnancy By Design:
Understanding the Cascade of Interventions in
Birth
NIH:
Do Not Disturb: The Importance of Privacy in Labor
Nature:
Stunted microbiota and opportunistic pathogen
colonization in caesarean-section birth
ACOG:
Delayed Umbilical Cord Clamping After Birth
The New York Times:
The 'Worst Test in Medicine' is Driving
America's High C-Section Rate
NPR:
Money May Be Motivating Doctors
To
Do More C-Sections
Business Insider:
The business of C-sections
NCHS:
Increases in Neonatal Intensive Care Admissions in
the United States, 2016-2023
Health Care Cost Institute:
NICU Admissions and Spending
Increased Slightly from 2017-2021
Kaiser Permanente:
Inducing labor
NIH:
Safety Assurance in Obstetrical Ultrasound
Forbes:
One Bad Law Usually Leads
To
Others: The Housing Bubble and Dodd-Frank
Axios:
1 in 3 births: C-section rate increases, again
Guardian:
Caesarean section rates in South Africa 'recklessly
high', warn experts
BBC:
Brazil Caesareans: Battle for natural childbirth
Sky News:
Birth stories: Women felt ignored, neglected and
dismissed
ACOG:
Mode of Term Singleton Breech Delivery
PLOS One:
Twin home birth: Outcomes of 100 sets of twins in
the care of a single practitioner
Mar 19, 2026